G&D DP-Vision-IP-Fiber, Installation And Operation Manual

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The DP-Vision-IP-Fiber series
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The DP-Vision-IP-Fiber series
KVM extenders of the DP-Vision-IP-Fiber series consist of a computer module and a con-
sole modules.
Connect the computer to be operated as well as an optional console to the computer
module ( DP-Vision-IP-Fiber-CPU ). The remote console is connected to the console
module ( DP-Vision-IP-Fiber-CON ).
The computer can either be operated at the remote console of the console module or
at the local console of the computer module.
Both the computer and the console module are connected via two optical fibres over
an IP-based Gigabit Ethernet.
Signals of keyboard, mouse and DisplayPort™ video of the computer connected are
transmitted using these fibres and enable you to operate the computer remotely.
Use as extender or matrix switch modules
You can use the modules as either extender or matrix switch modules:

Extender modules: Configure a KVM-over-IP connection between the computer
and the console module. The configured connection between the modules is
restored each time the modules are restarted.

Matrix switch modules: In combination with the IP matrix switch ControlCenter-IP or
ControlCenter-IP-XS , you can use the modules as end devices of the matrix switch.
In this case, configure a KVM-over-IP connection to the IP matrix switch for the
modules.
In this configuration, the IP matrix switch enables the flexible connection of a console
module to a computer module.
IMPORTANT: Data transmission of devices of the
IP
series is
not
compatible to G&D
devices of other series! The devices of the KVM-over-IP series are compatible with
each other.
NOTE: You can also use a cable to establish a
direct
connection between computer
module and console module.
ADVICE: Use the
IP-MUX
functionality (see page 26 ff.) to make up to 20 computers
available in the OSD via separate computer modules.